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1 1,3| persecutions were often local in character and of limited duration,
2 1,6|         excellent picture of his character and the steadfastness of
3 3,2|         basically penitential in character and have expressed the mood
4 3,2|       the diminished penitential character of the weekend services.
5 3,2|  contrast to the Old Testamental character of Vespers, gives to Matins
6 3,2|         which are penitential in character and refer to the wretched
7 6,0|     ruining of one's reputation, character or standing; for, as St.
8 8  |         said to possess a double character, for they are at the same
9 10 |     appropriate to designate the character of these two books, but